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Have you provisioned Office Server Search ?
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Have you provisioned Office Server Search ?

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Thank you very much. I read three articles that all claimed they pertained to both server and foundation but it seems they all mistakenly only gave the server keys and did not list foundation ones.
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Thank you very much. I read three articles that all claimed they pertained to both server and foundation but it seems they all mistakenly only gave the server keys and did not list foundation ones.

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I read many articles that tell me I need to set values for the following registry key to make pdf search work in Sharepoint Foundation<br />
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&nbsp;\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTW<wbr />ARE\Micros<wbr />oft\Office<wbr /> Server\14.0\Search\Setup\C<wbr />ontentInde<wbr />xCommon\Fi<wbr />lters\Exte<wbr />nsion<br />
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The problem is that there is no key that says &quot;office server&quot;, there's only one that says &quot;office&quot;. I find the 14 key under &quot;office&quot;, but there is no &quot;search&quot; key under 14
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I read many articles that tell me I need to set values for the following registry key to make pdf search work in Sharepoint Foundation

 \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office Server\14.0\Search\Setup\ContentIndexCommon\Filters\Extension

The problem is that there is no key that says "office server", there's only one that says "office". I find the 14 key under "office", but there is no "search" key under 14

enabling pdf searchn in sharepoint foundation

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